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Once Jack mentioned that my pandas version (1.4) was likely the issue, Emarie suggested fully deactivating my conda environment (i.e. running conda deactivate twice) to go from conda environment X to (base) to nothing, and then running conda activate X to get into my environment X, which has pandas version 1.5.3 installed. After being in environment X, I ran poetry run jupyter lab to get to a Python environment and now this all works!
Just saw this after the other environment comments. Make sure you deactivate conda entirely and then poetry install before using poetry (or any other python package manager).
conda doesn't play nice with the rest of the Python ecosystem, so standard tools like pip-tools, poetry, pdm envs all work nicely together, but conda frequently does it's own completely different thing. Typically only one version of an env. can be active at a time, but this issue (and likely all the other environment issues you're having) likely stem from conda overriding locally installed versions like this.
After running poetry as instructed in the
README
I tried running the following code:and I get the following error:
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